Sager Family Sunday Family Dinner Gathering
Mr and Mrs Edwin Sager hosted a large family dinner Sunday August 22 bringing together their children and grandchildren. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roger Weise with Karen Jeannee La Nell and Michelle from Cuero and Mr and Mrs Rodney Spence with Gary Glen and Short from Rockdale. Also present were Mr and Mrs Marvin Sager with Jeffrey and Sharyo from Winter Haven Florida.
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Edwin Sager
Roger Weise
Karen
Jeannee
la Nell
Michelle
Cuero
Rodney Spence
Gary
Glen
Short
Rockdale
Local Visitors Stop in Cuero on Weekend
Victoria residents Mrs G R Snider and Mrs M J Tibiletti were business visitors in Cuero today. Yorktown resident Manroy Wolpman also visited The Record. Corpus Christi couple Mr and Mrs W C Schultz and daughter Sharon joined family in Cuero. Mrs Demmer, previously ill, showing clear improvement. Cuero residents Mrs Joe Barfield and Mrs Eckward Spies plus Linda Barfield visited Monday.
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G. R. Snider
M. J. Tibiletti
Victoria
Cuero
W. C. Schultz
Sharon
Corpus Christi
Myrtle Alfonso
Rudolf Demmer
Joe Barfield
Linda
Eckward Spies
Yorktown
Ear Corn Shelled Corn Prices Reported
Market notes show edge of price changes with crude figures 1.05 bu and 1.25 bu cited for ear corn and shelled corn. Values appear in fragmented agricultural market index.
Topesday Livestock San Antonio Report
UPI notes cattle and calves near steady with cows 22.10 to 22.50 and bulls 26.70 to 29.00. Feeders show varied prices for different weights, heifers around 34.20 to 35.10, good replacement cows 21.70 to 25.50. Hogs 1 3 200 to 230 lb barrows and gilts 17.25 to 17.50. Sows and sheep sales incomplete for price test.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Runge Funeral Services for Alvin Krause
Runge Lutheran Church hosted funeral services for Alvin Krause 60 a longtime Runge resident and farmer rancher born Nordheim May 21 1911 who died Friday night of a heart attack Burial was in Runge Cemetery Survivors include his widow two daughters two sisters and two grandchildren
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Runge
Alvin Krause
Edwin Hoehne
Cuero
Obituary Notice for Mrs D A Pettit of Vicksburg
Mrs D A Pettit sister of Mrs A J Phillips of Cuero died August 2 and was buried August 4 in Vicksburg. She was preceded in death by her husband Dr D A Pettit. Survivors include daughter Mrs Margaret Stubbs of Shreveport Louisiana two grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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D. A. Pettit
A. J. Phillips
Cuero
Vicksburg
Pharmacists Attend SA Session on Welfare Payment Changes
Pharmacists from three local San Antonio pharmacies attend a state training session at the Sheraton Motor Hotel to learn welfare payment changes. The shift routes payments from the patient to the drug store, detailing new procedures and timelines. Darryl Stefka, Elmer Weber, and David Polasek attend morning sessions. Joe Reuss and Ray Katzmark attend the afternoon sessions.
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San Antonio
State Department of Health
Sheraton Motor Hotel
State Department
Welfare Department
Darryl Stefka
Center Pharmacy
Elmer Weber
David Polasek
Reuss Pharmacy
Joe Reuss
Ray Katzmark
Elecka Drug Co
Fort Worth Press Figure Humphrey Honored For Civic Work
Tribute pours in for Mrr Humphrey a Fort Worth journalist and civic leader who chaired Soil Conservation efforts and held executive posts in local churches and groups. Amon Carter Jr. lauded his constructive voice and city promotion work dating to the 1940s.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Humberey
IMG
Fort Worth Press
Texas Soil Conservation District
American Forestry Association
Amon Carter Jr
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Blue Familiars and Genetic Speculation in Satirical Anecdotes
In a Kentucky backwoods tale, a family exhibits a distinctive blue skin due to an enzyme deficiency, prompting Dr. Cohen to discuss genetic future possibilities of breeding colored races. The piece blends humorous vignettes about preachers and a sharp joke on mismatched modern science.
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Kentucky
Madison Cowein
God Alive and Local Notes from Pat Sez Column
Guest columnist Ss. M. P. GOD IS ALIVE reports uptown Sylvester Jendry has no hospital plans. Neighbor A. C. Schroeter helped. Paul Kulawik won a play from Walter Richter. Frank Hadamek beat me for coffee. 22 Homer Berner wears anti noise pants. J. J. Fischer asks Pat about poker. Pat jokes about staying in the game. Idleness is evil. industry and labor bring employment and success.
Redistricting ruling upholds House bill amid internal critiques
The ruling upholds the redistricting bill crafted by the board led by Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and House Speaker Gus Mutscher. The bill pitted 27 of Mutscher's critics against each other for reelection, deemed unconstitutional by Jones for slicing through county lines.
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Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Crawford Martin
Robert S. Calvert
Bob Armstrong
Muthher
Jones
Town Talk Contends Comptroller Salary Powers
A reader argues that town officials could tell the comptroller which salaries to pay, suggesting such control is not specified in the Texas Constitution or statutes. The remark notes potential limits on executive authority and seeks constitutional clarity.
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Comptroller
Texas
Drainage District 1 Plans Aug 26 Meeting
DeWitt County Drainage District No. 1 commissioners will meet August 26 at 9 a.m. in the district office at the DeWitt County Courthouse to discuss routine business, per commissioner Homer Blanton.
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DeWitt County
Homer Blanton
Republican Women present funds to Bluebonnet Youth Ranch
Yoakum group raises 179.04 from a benefit baseball game. The check was given to Bluebonnet Youth Ranch president Charles Kvinta by Republican Women of Yoakum leader Mrs. R J Walters and treasurer Mrs. L D McLin.
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Yoakum
Republican Women of
Bluebonnet Youth Ranch
Charles Kvinta
Bluebonnet Ranch
R. J. Walters
L. D. McLin
Republican Women
Cuero Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
The Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Bill Barfield Anna Norwood Gus Rindorf Gunther Friar Marsha Lynn Brown and Linda Faye McBride. Dismissal recorded for Lommie Keatchley.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Bill Barfield
Anna Norwood
Gus’ Rindorf
Gunther Friar
Marsha Lynn Brown
Linda Faye McBride
Texas A G Smith Defies Nixon Pay Freeze Five Days
Texas Attorney General Smith defied President Nixon by announcing he would not obey the pay freeze. He faced a $3500 annual pay raise freeze and framed the issue as a constitutional challenge to presidential authority over state law. South Carolina Governor West used a different approach by writing Treasury Secretary Connally to seek exemptions for teachers and state employees.
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Smith
Nixon
Texas
South Carolina
John C. West
Treasury
John B. Connally
Mortgage dollar value shifts to boost exports and raise imports
The dollar's decline relative to other currencies aims to make American goods cheaper for foreign buyers while increasing the cost of imports in the United States, potentially improving the trade balance.
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United States
Missing ferry Pau Kee vanishes after July 7 voyage
The 80 foot inter island ferry Pau Kee with a nine crew including two British officers and seven Chinese sailors has been missing for over a month. It was last heard from near Cam Ranh Vietnam on July 16.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Singapore
Pau Kee
Cam Ranh
South Vietnam
Wage-Price Ruling Clarified for South Carolina Workers
West urged clarifying wage price rulings to exempt South Carolina teachers and state employees from the wage freeze or grant a hardship exemption. He warned that denying the increment could impose unduly harsh economic conditions on affected workers.
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South Carolina
West
City cleanup drive boosts trash pickups and merit badge effort
Coppedge urged two or three Boy Scouts to help in the cleanup drive to earn community services merit badges. He praised the NAACP led by Rev. Odom for cleaning city areas. Residents asked to call the city for trash pickups as 450 calls came in during kickoff. 275 pickups completed so far with more to come, though street paving work faced delays due to the workload.
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Coppedge
N.A.A.C.P
R. D. Odom
Smith
Cuero plans action to remove unsafe buildings and junk cars
City officials announce aggressive measures to enforce demolition or repair of five dilapidated structures and to clear vacant lots. Sanitarian Bud Davis has notified 50 owners to clean properties, while a survey of abandoned cars prompts removal or billing. Louis Pasteur noted for linking microbes to disease.
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Smith
Bud Davis
Cuero-DeWitt County Health Department
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